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Recessed walkover inground light, body made of aluminium alloy, Trim in AISI 316L stainless steel, made with a CNC lathe. Finishes brass, stainless steel.10-mm-thick transparent extra-clear glass, high transmittance to ensure chromatic uniformity of light and tempered for excellent resistance to knocks and scratches.

Altopiano downlights expands the possibilities of ambient lighting in the hospitality and residential sectors: it combines a versatility of 3 different sizes and shape with a multiplicity of atmospheric light colours. Range from 2200K to 4000K, RGBW and Dim to Warm intensity/colour adjustment. Altopiano downlights offer great visual comfort, with their recessed optics and possibility of building in a honeycomb louvre and anti-glare shield with concentric rings, as well as a UGR 19 with the narrow, medium and wide optics.The body is made of thermally conductive technopolymer (with a thermal conductivity equal to that of stainless steel), giving it outstanding corrosion resistance. IP66.

Single emission wall lights for outdoor application. The warm white LED light source with a diffused light distribution is composed of 1 arrayled LEDs. The luminaire body is made of die-cast aluminium en ab - 46100 and features a white finish, processed by means of open pore anodizing + powder coating; the diffuser is made of extra clear glass - tempered with a silk-screening treatment. The ingress protection degree is IP65, IK08.

Nucleus is a series of fully programmable DIN bar controllers capable of offering significant energy savings and managing light circuits, curtain management systems, splitters, and fan coils, access control systems based on RFID

or BLE, together with the most well-known room functions such as DnD, the MUR, butler calls, etc. The controller provides a unique level of scalability with over 15 plug and play gateways and expansions which can be

easily connected to the main unit to satisfy a broad range of installation requirements. Complex scenario algorithms can be configured, such as “Welcome” and “Return to Room” based on occupancy, time of day, and other statuses.